The Model RealTime development team is happy to announce that a new release of Model RealTime now is available: 11.2 2022.34. Let's look at a few of the many improvements in this release.
Model RealTime now supports inline attributes and translates them to inline variables in C++. An inline variable is either global or static and can be defined and initialized in a header file. That header file can then be used from multiple compilation units without getting a linker error. Note that this feature requires that you set the code standard to at least C++ 17.
A new preference on the External Projects preference page can be set in order to automatically import dependent projects found by analyzing prerequisites of TCs in imported projects. This feature works both when importing external projects from the External Projects Import view, and when searching in external projects. If you currently maintain map files for importing dependent projects that directly correspond to TC prerequisites, you can now stop doing so, and save time by using this new feature instead.
It's now possible to directly drag elements from the Search view and Inheritance Explorer and drop them onto diagrams. Thereby you avoid the step of first navigating to the Project Explorer, and then dragging the element from there.
Mattias Mohlin
Architect for IBM Model RealTime